pi pierson. just earlier this morning josh was saying the president has full confidence and now the president has come to the concludes that my confidence and trust has eroded. i do not feel comfortable with her in that position. that's super elijah cummings, the democrat who is in charge of things. but this is not new. we -- a guy landed a helicopters on the white house lawn. we have a fine look back. >> shep, it was only tasked with protecting the president after preside president roosevelt was -- but a man with a revolver was reportedly allowed to meet him after he told security the president was expecting him. another intruder with the weapon made it into president taft's white house. he actually made it past security, but was taught in the corridor. turned out-had a knife in his pocket. over the years secret service adjusted to the threat, but they were caught by surprise in 1974, when an army private landed a stolen chopper right on the white house lan twice. the first time they didn't show

. >> and does the president think that julia pierson let him down? >> well, like i said, the president took time out of his day this afternoon to call director pierson to thank her for her service to the agency and to the country. and the president is deeply appreciative of her service. she spent 30 years at the united states secret service because she believes so strongly in the core mission of the agency. >> if i can ask one question about the cdc, on september 16th the president said in the unlikely event that someone with ebola does reach our shores, he used those words, unlikely event, as we know there is a case down in dallas, did the president -- >> there you go. the update from the white house on the change of the guard now at the secret service. we can drop the thing now. it is still astounding and worth repeating it seems to me, that yesterday, after we knew a man and had a -- had a record, was in the elevator with the president, that some guy ran across the front yard and got into the white house, that just a few years before, someone had

everybody is ganging up on pierson, who has just been in the job a little over a year. she came to congress and said i need some tools to have better personnel perform wrans, and she suggested first some changes in educational requirements which she wanted increased. some better changes. she wanted authority for management. people could stay in management positions that are qualified, and then last of all and we saw this with the v.a., we finally gave v.a. the ability to hire and fire people who don't do their jobs. just holding people accountable. whether you have julia pierson or someone else, you've got to have the ability to control your agency and get good people. >> so yes or no, you're not calling for her resignation? yes or no. >> no, inlt. i think at this time it's actually premature. whether she stays or goes, whoever is in charge -- congress has had some of her proposals. we don't need all these commissions. they have the authority. pass the law. do your job. we could give her the tools to clean up the mess. >> there's no time to have a bunch of hearings beca

they said that julia pierson stepped up and offered her resignation. i pressed him and said why did they not fire her after these breaches? he just said basically they did not know about that incident in that atlanta elevator at the cdc where a security guard who had a gun and a criminal record, the secret service was not aware of, got inches from the president. the president was left out of the loop that his safety had been in jeopardy again, just a couple of weeks ago. i'm also told one last bit of color, that when julia pierson wernlt up to the -- to offer his resignation, he not only immediately accepted it, but said it would be effective immediately. they're not even going to give her time for a transition, they realize they have got to turn the page on this fast. >>> now to the ebola scare, earlier we got an update on the condition of the patient in a dallas hospital. >> we're categorizing his condition as serious but stable. >>> we also heard from rick perry on some children who came in contact with the ebola patient. >> we also learned that som

secret service director julia pierson has resigned in the wake of security lapses at the white house. fox's own ed henry is standing by in the briefing room with the very latest tonight. ed. >> reporter: sean, a really dramatic turn of events because as of this morning josh earnest, the press secretary, was doing various television interviews saying the president still had full confidence in julia pierson. what changed in those few hour sns a number of things. one, white house officials say they only learned late yesterday about this second breach in recent days. but this elevator incident where a security guard with a gun who had a criminal record got very close to the president. and it turned out julia pierson while briefing the president recently about the fence jumping incident that really started all this did not disclose what had happened in atlanta. that was a problem. but i've pressed josh earnest on why it took a resignation from the director. why didn't the white house push to get her out if they were so troubled by this? listen. why didn't senior people here at the white ho

they say he was 18-year-old carol pierson. they say what happened is pierson walked into arapahoe high school yesterday with a shotgun. from all account, was apparently targeting a specific teacher. a librarian who was also a speech and debate coach. apparently pierson was on the speech and debate team. apparently the targeted teacher found out that pierson was inside the school and left immediately. then at some point a 15-year-old girl came in pierson's path. authorities say they was shot and is currently in critical condition. of course, when the shots rang out, they sent the more than 2,000 students in this school into hiding. authorities say at some point pierson turned the gun on himself, taking his own life. now, last night, authorities searched pierson's home in centennial, colorado, of course, looking for the motive here. students say pierson was smart, nice and a gifted debater and, gregg, they say they're shocked this shooting happened. >> how quickly were authorities able to respond, will? >> from all accounts, the

we just booked to correct all my katrina pierson.'s what she said. >> ed: why didn't you tell me, ed, i didn't know all the details, but i did say, yes, he used this and were to use the conversation along whitesburg of the first call you are talking about where she is claiming i said that, was in a totally different call, where she was arguing with lynne patton about the existence. let me explain something to you! omarosa has been using this tape to manipulate people. >> ed: she's also using this tape to sell a lot of books. you have katrina pierson doubling down on the book idea of using the word "dog." they say they don't want to focus, she's a liar, they are giving her more attention, and they are selling a lot of books. >> i kind of needed a whiteboard for that discussion because there were a lot of things going on. >> ed: this one, that one. >> the bottom line is they were trying to spin it originally, then omarosa comes out with tapes, and it doesn't look good, and now they are trying to figure it out, going forward. the whole

. >> director pierson should resign today. yords why she has not resigned as a matter of honor and duty and service to their country. she has got to go. >> do you think she should go? >> i think so. >> look at why julia pierson blamed the media. the press pushing back hard against the president, appearing to shift the blame for underestimating isis in his intelligence agencies, but the media also fall short in covering these dire warnings? the nonstop coverage of the ebola virus dominating the news. >>> hat hour, health officials casting a wide net in an effort to track down everyone that was exposed to ebola here in the united states. >> we here are talking about ebola the last few days. do we need to? >> are we reaching the point where the mainstream media are scaring people? >>> plus when the miami harold exposed a fling with diana rice? a new look at that bit of monkey business. i'm howard kurts, and this is media buzz. >>> begin with a series of washington post scoop. the service botched the probe of the white house being

julie pierson might still be running the secret service if not for media. details the white house didn't know. a fence jumper with a knife made it all the way to the east room after he overpowered an agent. the post also disclosed the botching of a probe when seven bullets struck the white house back in 2011 and "the washington examiner" revealed the service had allowed an armed felon to share an elevator ride with president obama two weeks ago. pierson's weak and defensive performance during a house hearing produced a media drum beat for her ouster. >> i didn't hear a complete endorsement of julia pierson. >> it's just a matter of time now before that person will be replaced. >> director pierson should resign today. >> the white house briefly struggled yesterday to defend her. >> so are you telling me this morning that the president of the united states and the first lady have confidence in julie pierson to run an agency that is supposed to protect two daughters. >> yes, joe, they have confidence in them. >> hours later pierson resigned telling bloomberg n

the ammunition he purchased yesterday, both were purchased legally because pierson was 18. as for the motive, it kind of falls towards what we've been telling you since yesterday. there is reports out that he was targeting a teacher, a librarian who is also the debate team coach. authorities say evidently pierson was disciplined by the teacher in september, so potentially he was holding a grudge. as of now, they say they really believe that pierson acted alone. >> it's very disturbing. thank you for those latest details. >>> another major story developing as a storm is taking aim directly at the northeast. airlines forced to cancel nearly 1,000 flights. and now meteorologists say some places in new england could see more than a foot of snow as retailers are raising concerns that the storm could put a serious chill on holiday shopping with less than two weeks until christmas. brian yennis is live from new york city. has it calmed down a little bit out there? >> reporter: you know, it has. it's been coming in in waves. sometimes you have to put on the hat and the full gear. o

apparently pierson was on the speech and debate team.e 15-year-old girl came across pierson's path, that is when authorities say he shot her. and when the shots rang out, it sent more than 2,000 students in the school running to hiding. >> we heard the gunshot and we got in the corner. the lights were off. we heard him yanking on the door. then we all tried to stay as quiet as possible. then we heard a pause and more gunshots farther down. >> authority say the targeted teacher left the school. and apparently a couple of minutes later, pierson turned the gun on himself and took his own life. we tell you that last night authorities searched his home and they look for mote i here to figure out if it was revenge that motivated him to go to the school with the shotgun. we can tell you that students say that pierson was nice, and very smart and a gifted debater and many say they were shocked that he actually went in and started shooting in to their school. as for the response, uma, we can tell you that authorities say things went very well. ev

apparently he found out pierson was inside the school and left immediately. that's when a 15-year-old girl came across pierson's path. authorities say she was shot. she's now in critical condition. when those shots rang out, they sent more than 2,000 students into hiding. >> we were at a classroom just in the same hallway as the shooter entered. and we heard two very loud, loud gunshots, and it wasn't until we heard the second one we realized it was a gunshot. and it was absolutely terrifying. >> authorities say that pierson ended up turning the shotgun on himself and took his own life. they also say that they found a possible molotov cocktail inside of the school after the shooting. then last night, they ended up searching pierson's home in centennial, colorado, obviously looking for more information that could lead to a potential motive. they say pierson was smart. they say he was nice and they're shocked about yesterday's shooting. in terms of the response, they did the active shooting response where they didn't wait for other officers before they went in.

director pierson's appearance before the house committee was a disaster. she used that horrible washington phrase "mistakes were made" several times. she did not do herself or the secret service any good. bill: there appears to be a coverup. has that been proven. reporter: you were talking about how far gonzalez got into the white house. the secret service initially said he was apprehended immediately after entering the front door of the white house. that wasn't the case. as far as the armed convicts in the elevator with the president we didn't even know about that until yesterday. the secret service had not made that clear. it's clear to lawmakers the secret service is covering up some of these failures. bill: what do you think at home? should someone lose their job in the secret service? send us a tweet. ebola, isis, take your pick. wide open today. martha: too bad there is nothing to talk about. new jersey governor chris christie calling out the president on his handling of the threat from isis. he takes issues specifically with the comments on "60 minu

and then pierson spoke to bloomburg news. one, she said i think it is in the best interest of the secret service and the american public if i step down. congress has lost confidence in my ability. the media has made it clear this is what they expected. what does the media have to do with it? >> exactly. look, as somebody who is the media, your job in the government is to ignore me. if you start listening to me, you are in trouble. >> that goes for everyone. not just the people in government. >> especially me. >> that means no one should listen to you. >> exactly. i don't listen to me. if you asked mooy what i said earlier i would tell you i don't know. >> if you heard those things you would be out rained. >> i wrote an grie -- an gree letters to myself. >> she did another thing that was worse. she came to her decision after she met with the homeland security chief. she said, quote, we met in person and after that discussion i felt this was the noble thing to do. you can't call your own actions noble. it is like giving yoursel

julia pierson will not survive next week. >> reflection on him. he is too arrogant to let anybody go because he made a poor choice after the prostitution scandal. >> and the dutch drinking scandal. >> andrea, you and i talked about this before you're not doing any group, women, people of color, no one, any favors if you hire people not right for the job. >> bingo. >> you don't do people favors by doing that. >> we're seeing that example, harris. great point. >> set people up for failure. >> mixed messages from the obama administration on terrorists we're fighting in syria, more specifically the khorasan group and whether it is the same as al qaeda. the state department pulling out a statement, saying quote, the khorasan group is term sometimes referred to al nusra front and al qaeda core violent extremist who is share a history of training operatives facilitating fighters and money and planning attacks against the u.s. and western targets. one day later state department spokeswoman general saki reversed that statement. -- jen psaki. >> we've been

pierson will be working at burger king next week. she is done.of discussion at a white house briefing. roll the tape. >> security contractor at the cdc in the elevator who was armed in the presence of the president in violation of secret service protocols did director pierson brief the president on that incident? >> can i tell you that the white house first learned of that incident yesterday afternoon shortly before it was reported by -- before it was publicly reported by news organization. >> so he just backs up what you say that. >> so the incident was bad enough but the fact that she wasn't upfront about it with the president. >> of course. >> i'm told the white house's story is what changed here in terms of the confidence is that she offered her resignation. i'm told by secret service insider she was brought in by the director, the secretary of homeland security and said give us your resignation. you are done today. that's what happened. >> and now she is going to go on vacation with sebelius. they are going to go down to the same parts. you

all of this causes faith to be loss in pierson.anges clancy is a very good man and has good character and is a strong leader and served on the president's detail. the important thing is that everybody wants to follow him and respects him. >> reporter: secretary johnson says he'll consider candidates inside and outside the agency. arthel? >> molly, thanks a lot. >>> a medical helicopter crashes just blocks from the hospital where it was trying to land with deadly results. >>> and the commander of coalition forces going up against isis in iraq with a dire warning. we are in for a very long fight. sensitive bladder? never miss a chance to dance. introducing a revolution in bladder leak protection. new always discreet. up to 40% thinner, for superior comfort. absorbs 2x more than you may need. for dance-all-you-want protection. no wonder more women already prefer new always discreet pads over poise. new always discreet. now bladder leaks can feel like no big deal. because hey, pee happens. curious? visit alwaysdiscreet.com. . >>> a qui

katrina peer -- pierson, good seeing. katrina: thanks for having me.esident says college football teams should take the field and media are choosing sides. ♪ how we just heard from trump campaign an joining from syracuse jessica tarlov. we will keep asking in the interest of balance. jessica, when kamala harris dropped out well before iowa of the presidential race, the consensus among pundits she had run a terrible campaign, erratic, mismanaged and clobbered among black voters in state of california, how is she being described by commentators as political super woman? jessica: i think it has to do a loot -- a lot of the big boom that she's given the joe biden campaign. if you look at polls day or two added to the ticket that moderate democrats and liberal democrats are overjoyed at the selection and when you think about the target demographic the president trump is doing the worse with, women and college educated women and that's suburban women that's kamala harris' sweet spot and makes sense that voting public is reacting well to her selection. howie:

church of reverend tommy pierson, my friend, a democratic state lawmaker in missouri. it was a wonderful service. we worshipped god and we prayed together. >> but you tould laura ingraham in a radio interview that he should be arrested. here's the danger, lieutenant governor, from my perspective. is if people get away with that type of ensind yar language in a moment like that, if people get away with the looting, we've got the video, people racing into the ferguson market. they're steal, they're looting, they're trying to set the place on fire. aren't we sending a message that it's a acceptable, we're not gog to do anything and you can get away with it next time? >> well, we have in the words if that happens we've had in the words of former senator moynihan we have defined dooef y ed dooe way down. sean, i was delighted to hear the interview you did with the chief of police, mr. jackson. chief jackson said they have video on these perpetrators and

a lot of big questions here for julia pierson. fire going back about three years about the agency described as what happened on the visit during the prostitution scandal in south korea in a presidential visit down there. part of the reason why julia pierson was brought into this job because of what happened in south america. they wanted a woman in charge who could be the front individual for the agency and get everything sorted out. we will see how she explains this. martha: darrell issa asked the question how much would it cost to lock the front door? one would assume the white house would have the very basic security in place. bill: darrell issa says you have to let the country and the world know this place is off limits, no safer than the white house. it should be a matter of moments before she begins her statement. >> be able to participate in these hearings without objections. we now welcome our panel of witnesses, the honorable julia pierson is the director of the united states secret service. the honorable ralph is a former

fox news that i an exclusive, with term 2020 campaign advisor katrina pierson. about to break some news. in the book, she complained confirms that president trump used a racial slur. pearson is here to say that is not false but she will reveal new information that could poke more holes in her story. information you will only hear this our ominous show. plus, another high-profile firing in washington today. the fbi was at the firing of this anti-trump tax controversy was fired. the president says it's about time. as the firing just for show or are we about to see some real accountability in the investigator of the investigators? will investigate. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am ed henry in for shannon bream. we begin with the latest insider account of the white house. omarosa manigault newman is a former colleague of katrina pierson, making wild claims by the president. person will reveal that new information i mentioned about omarosa in a moment. but first, let's go to trace gallagher. good evening, trace. >> good evening. in three separate intervi

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katrina pierson is here. and she's the executive in residence at american university school of public affairs, contributor at the "washington examiner" and the former ohio state senate minority leader and she specializes in baking a great pie. capri cafaro is here. it's been a little bit since the left has had a rush-trump story to get worked up about so naturally they have dialed up the hysteria. >> this is unacceptable. it borders on treason. if it's not, it is self-treason depending on whether or not "the new york times" story is true. but this is a dangerous situation. >> this in effect is everything people have been looking for. this is not only devastating to the narrative. it's potentially incriminating. >> whoever's helping "the new york times" with the stories seems to be doing in a way to do maximum damage on at least donald trump, jr. even if you accept his sunday version, ask no questions, no suspicions, he is in a world of hurt. >> eric: katrina, treason, maximum damage read what happened? >> kat

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katrina pierson from trump's reelection. and chris hahn.ill the democrat tactics work in [♪] >> i am replacing my words of concession with an uncompromise and unapologetic call that we count every single vote. judge jeanine: uncompromiseed and unapologetic call to counter vote. that was after congressman ron desantis was declared the winner for governor in florida. my panel is ready to battle it out. chris hahn and katrina pierson. how is it this happened? i'm replacing my word of concession with an uncompromised and unapologetic call. let's save time. we all agree he vote needs to be counted. but why is it, chris, that in two counties in florida, broward and palm beach, that we keep having new ballots just showing up. how does that happen. >> all i can do is take the word of the secretary of state of florida who is appointed by rick scott whose office today said there was no foul play in broward or palm beach. rick scott should be thanking the incompetence of the tbrowshed county commissioner who designed a ballot that caused 25,000 people

. >>> right in the meantime, julia pierson resigning one day after being grilled. being replaced by joseph clancy. clancy, the former special agent in charge of the protective division, will serve as acting director of the secret service, all of this follows word that not only did a fence jumper get deep boo the white house, but that an armed ex-convict nonetheless was ability to get into an elevator with the president during a trip to atlanta. the former senior d.e.a. agent david katz a whether this change is enough. what do you think? >> you can't just have the director resign. there has to be a flow down the chain. the actions of every single person on duty that day from supervisor to the actual uniformed personnel needs to be scrutinized. if they did not perform, they need to be reassigned, period. >> it seems like protocol broke down here, certainly in the incident of the guy who got deep into the white house, into the east room. what is the protocol for just that type of thing? >> they would shoot the intruder with 100% certainty. why? he breaches the fence,

it's jose's turn. >> go ahead. >> miss pierson, i'm not some illegal alien from mars.ally dehumanizing. it's tough to separate race from this when donald trump calls mexican people racist. it's really tough to divorce race from this whole conversation because whenever he's talked about terrorists, he keeps talking about radical islam. right? i mean, how many immigrants have been terrorists? have you looked at the list of the past people who have actually killed a lot of people in america? a lot of them are white guys. they are not some terrorists from mexico. so what does this have to do with terrorism? >> go ahead, kat? >> well, the topic wasn't terrorism but since you bring it up, it is the truth. mr. trump stated the department of homeland security statics. you don't have to like the facts but americans are impacted by those facts on a daily basis and that is a problem. and we can kick the can down the road and talk about immigration policies but the reason we don't have reform is because democrats wanted it their way or the highway. if barack obama truly wanted to

julia pierson resigned yesterday. molly has more from washington. molly?reporter: homeland security secretary johnson said he's focused on rebuil"ing the country's trust and confidence in the secret service. and part of that promise he said is not only replacing julia pierson but opening up the secret service to external executiny. >> the secret service was never the subject of an outside independent review. and so we are going to look at security around the white house compound and i invited the panel. >> this follows security breaches including september 19th incident and a fence jumper with a knife made it in the east room of the white house. three days before that an armed security guard rode on the elevator with president obama and a man posing as a democratic congressman made it back stage and he was turned away from the line to get a picture of the picture. this has caused president obama and the congress to lose faith in pierson. and clamsy a former special agent in charming was working in the private sector before the obama administration called.

katrina pierson.e known you and when they say there wasn't even fact-checked, i'm pretty shocked at the publisher to be honest, that they would allow it. >> i am too. i met omarosa through president trump and we became friends. i'm surprised she went scorched earth and all of the conversations her and i a have had as to african-americans on the campaign trail along with katrina pierson, diamond and silk and a few others. she never, ever even insinuated even remotely insinuated that the president was racist. in fact, she defended him very vigorously and she gave me talking points on episodes from her life where he was just a help to her and family members. i think her brother died and he helped then. she told me about how much he helped her before, during and after the "apprentice," helped her get a deal, kept her in his orbit, in his loop and even when she goes on to say that she was offered hush money, i don't see where somebody offering you a job, a landing space after you lose one job and they offe

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chris hahn and katrina pierson. how is it this happened?rd of concession with an uncompromised and unapologetic call. let's save time. we all agree he vote needs to be counted. but why is it, chris, that in two counties in florida, broward and palm beach, that we keep having new ballots just showing up. how does that happen. >> all i can do is take the word of the secretary of state of florida who is appointed by rick scott whose office today said there was no foul play in broward or palm beach. rick scott should be thanking the incompetence of the tbrowshed county commissioner who designed a ballot that caused 25,000 people in a heavily democratic district not to vote for u.s. senate in that race. if there is any wrongdoing there, that was it. it was not intentional. but if the machine recount doesn't count those. people just skipped over and that might make rick scott u.s. senator. >> if we are talking about whether it's incompetence or fraud, i think there would be a little bit of both. particularly you heard gillum choose his words care

jason chaffetz was the first to say julia pierson should resign or be fired. then hely gentleman cummings and nancy pelosi expressed her concerns. ' so it became clear julia pierson was not going to survive with republicans and democrats questioning her ability to fix the secret service and there was quite a transition by mid-afternoon yesterday. >> she is more than qualified to do her job. >> reporter: director pierson offered her resignation because she believed it was in the best interests of the agency to which she has dedicated her career. the secretary agreed with that assessment and the president did as well. >> reporter: in the end there was a bipartisan call for a serious change and it happened. martha: what's going to be done now to change the underlying problems that created this environment? >> reporter: there are calls for a top to bottom review of the secret service by outside experts. in the meantime, joe clancy, a former special agent in charge of the presidential protective division. he's a familiar face being on the front lines protecting pre

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. >> director pierson should resign today.he has not resigned as a matter of honor and duty and service to their country. she has got to go. >> do you think she should go? >> i think so. >> look at why julia pierson blamed the media. the press pushing back hard against the president, appearing to shift the blame for underestimating isis in h

pierson to resign? >> director pierson offered her resignation and i accepted it. #. >> you called her into your office? >> it was a face-to-face meeting, but, you know, brett, i -- yesterday was the day after she resigned. yesterday was the first day that we begin to transform and reform this agency, and so i'm focused on what we need to do to rebuild the trust and confidence. >> when did you know about the atlanta incident, the contractor with the gun on the elevator? >> the media tends to focus on who, what, where, when, i'm know kw focused on what we need to do to ask the hard questions. >> ask that the final straw? in the morning, josh ernest said the president had full confidence in ms. pierson and then in the afternoon -- >> julie, who like a lot, was a dedicated public servant. came to me and offered her resignation, given where the secret service is right now and given the hard questions we need to ask, i accepted the resignation, so we move forward from here. >> she also pointed out that dhs a

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katrina pierson joins me now. congrat congratulations.e won your own race, what are your thoughts on your win and new job in texas state house? there is no democrat running again you in november. >> that is right, good morning. it has been quite the journey having for trump and the tea party before that and now citizens have asked me to formal ly represent them. it is exciting, amazing and the victory over last several months have been positive for texas. >> carley: you know a lot about presidential politics and there is an election in november. every presidential election cycle, democrats try to play for texas. for good reason, as well, donald trump won the state in 2020, by six points. where is texas politically in 2024? >> it is fair to say after the 2024 primary cycle, a lot of gop in incumbents have been purged for that reason and not fighting for conservative values. we all lived through 2024. it will be top of my agenda going into austin next year and very telling. a lot of people were commplacen, action of last legislative session

initially it sounded like gonzales was stopped near the front door but julia pierson was asked about where he was actually nabbed, further inside the white house. >> as mr. gonzales entered the door, he knocked back the officer that was standing at the doorway. the officer then engaged mr. gonzales. they crossed the east entrance hall together, made the left turn down the cross hall, they stepped momentarily into the east room. >> gonzales was captured with a knife in his pocket after he breached five rings of white house security september 19. there's been focus on why agents didn't stop gonzales sooner. >> would-be intruder cannot be stopped by dog or intercepted persons, i want the secret service agents and officers to know at least this member of congress has their back. don't let somebody get close to the president. don't let somebody get close to his family. >> this is the latest in a series of embarrassing moments and a democrat on the panel said it's time for major change. >> the time is right for a 21st century makeover of the secret service. i do not regard this matter as a

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pierson got what she deserved.in, the actual intrusion may not have been her fault but her failure to report what really happened is right on her shoulders. we he cannot have that here. talking points has said numerous times that the obama administration is not governing the country properly. there are problems everywhere. few of them are being addressed in an effective way. perhaps the best example of this attorney general eric holder who announced his resignation just last week. mr. holder has never explained the fast and furious scandal, how it happened. and now the federal courts are ordering him to turn over documents he should have released months ago. mr. holder is even being held in contempt by congress. yet, the attorney general kept his job because president obama likes him. what's forgotten here by the media and by the politicians is that public servants are supposed to it serve we the people. and when they don't do the job like ms. pierson, they should resign. we need effective problem solvers not spinn